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Female | 32

How can I reduce pain and swelling in my ankle after a fall?

I fell down and hurt my frontal and side right ankle and foot. I used ice and keep my foot elevated. Underwent xray showing normal report. Took Hifenac MR and applied Systaflam Gel on the area. Pain has reduced but still sometimes I feel pain while walking. Swelling has reduced but still there. I feel pressure and heaviness on calf muscles and back of thigh area. Kindly suggest.

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Dr. Pramod Bhor

Joint Replacement Surgeon

Answered on 23rd May '24

There is a chance of soft tissue injury resulting in pain, swelling, pressure, and heaviness. I advise to see orthopedist for detailed examination with subsequent treatment plan. You are suggested to elevate and ice the part that is hurting and avoid the activities that worsen the symptoms.
 

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Questions & Answers on "Orthopedic" (1135)

I have got burn in my ankle and i got wound.How Can i heal this fast.

Male | 25

Burns occur when skin contacts hot items like­ fire or boiling water. The are­a might be red, swollen, and painful. To he­al faster, gently clean the­ wound, apply burn cream, and bandage it. Kee­p it clean and dry for a few days. If it doesn't improve­ or you notice pus or more pain, see­ a healthcare provider. But for now, ke­ep it clean and protecte­d. 

Answered on 16th July '24

Dr. Deep Chakraborty

Dr. Deep Chakraborty

My left leg is paining a lot. Not even able to walk. Upper thighs, calf and ankle.

Male | 49

If the leg pain is so severe that affects walking then get it checked by an orthopedist as it could indicate a serious medical condition. Possible causes can be muscle strain, deep vein thrombosis, or nerve problems.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Dr. Pramod Bhor

I have nee problem, the MRI report shows ACL ligament is completely disrupted. What should I do now please give me useful advice sir ?????

Male | 20

The consultation with an orthopedic surgeon who has particular knowledge of the ACL injuries is of crucial importance. They will evaluate the extent of the injury, and thereafter, they will decide the best way of treatment which could be surgery, physiotherapy or a combined treatment. .

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Deep Chakraborty

Dr. Deep Chakraborty

I am 36 yr Female, I am suffering from pain in my knee & wrist, since Ten years my pain is on /off. But one of my knee is regularly pain.

Female | 36

Get yourself checked. Can connect at 8639947097. Thanks. Dr Shivanshu Mittal

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Shivanshu Mittal

Dr. Shivanshu Mittal

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Dr. Pramod Bhor

My Mother age 78 yers x ray report There is presence of facyure of neck of right femur with overridding. Osteoporosis of bones under vision noted. Lumber spine shows mild-to-moderate spondylotic changes. IVD spaces are preseved. No abnormal soft tissue opacity seen.

Female | 78

The X-ray report suggests that your mother has a right femoral neck fracture with osteoporosis of the bones. Furthermore, she has mild to moderate spondylotic changes in her lumber spine. Your mother should see an orthopedic specialist to assess and determine the treatment plan for her fracture/osteoporosis.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Signs of broken and finger leaning to the side a bit

Female | 16

It can be due to a finger fracture or dislocation. Check with your nearest doctor.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Dr. Pramod Bhor

I'm describing for my mom.Her age is 43.she is suffering from nerve pulling after her second surgery.she can't move his both foot.she can't stand up.Now what should we do?

Female | 43

The tugging of nerves and inability to move their feet or stand up can be caused by nerve damage or compression; this sometimes occurs following surgery. It is important to get in touch with the surgeon who carried out the procedure so that they may assess what is happening. Additionally, physical therapy could help with regaining strength and movement. 

Answered on 29th May '24

Dr. Pramod Bhor

Dr. Pramod Bhor

I am suffering from spine tb. And my doctor advised to take medication for one year and it's going to end this month. But my back still pains and before the diagnosis it used to pain intolerablely. So what can be its reasons. Do I have to take more medication and did my situation improve or deteriorate. I just wanted the provable advice for this. Since there are no reports I feel that the suggestion or probability won't be sure.

Female | 21

Spine TB can le­ad to lasting discomfort due to spinal damage. Your ongoing pain could stem from infe­ction or harm before treatme­nt started. It's crucial to discuss these symptoms with your doctor for pote­ntial further evaluation or care. Additional the­rapy may help alleviate the­ issue, so don't fret - schedule­ a follow-up visit soon. 

Answered on 3rd Sept '24

Dr. Deep Chakraborty

Dr. Deep Chakraborty

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